This program is designed for riders who are looking to develop fitness for riding in the spring but live in a climate where they can't ride outside during the winter.

This plan is designed for the Georgetown to Idaho Springs Half Marathon 2013. It is designed for beginner runners - either someone who is training for their first half marathon or someone who may have done a few races and wants some structured training for their next race.

This assumes that the runner is up to running or run/walking 3-4 miles to start. Also assuming that the runner has been cleared medically to start a half marathon running program.

The early weeks of the program focus on easy/aerobic running and run/walking. Once a base is achieved, the schedule will include some interval runs, tempo runs, hill running, progressive long runs, etc.

The program starts with 3 days of running, 2 cross-training days and 2 rest days weekly. It will progress to 4 running days, 2 crosstraining days and 1 rest day each week.

by FasCat Coach Tucker Olander

This plan will prepare you to race the Spring Classics! We have designed a training plan with you 'racing':

Milan San Remo
Ghent Wevelgem
Tour of Flanders
Paris-Roubaix
Amstel Gold
Fleche Wallone
Liege Bastogne Liege

On the day of each race we have prescribed a workout that mimics the demands of each race. For example, how to simulate the cobbles of the Roubaix and the "helligen's" of Flanders. You'll race each classic & semi-classic, recover during the week and have event specific interval workouts each week to prepare you for the upcoming Classic.

This plan is designed for the beginner triathlete with the TTP-Indian Springs course profile in mind. But it can be used for any sprint distance race. If you follow this plan, you will have a confident race which will allow you to continue your progress to integrating sports into your lifestyle.

This plan is designed as a spring training program leading into the first race of the season for a advanced (cat 1/2/3) level road cyclist. This is a heart rate based program composed of high quality worked designed to make the most of an athletes’ time.

Each fundamental area of training is developed in a chronological order with a series of group training session strategically placed in order to fully develop the athletes’ abilities before the opening races of the season.

This target user is either a racer with some experience coming off an off-season transition or a racer coming off a full Cyclocross program looking to build form heading into late spring.

The Gila is so tough its needs its own training plan. This plan will have you prepared and ready to go for the toughest amateur stage race in the US. You will be slowly and efficiently built up for the demands of racing the Gila. 10-12 hours a week is all you need to be at your best for cat 4 or 3 races. this plan includes an article on Gila race tactics and execution for the race. core strength training programs, HR and power zone set up, everything you need for successful preparation.
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This plan is designed for anyone, regardless of time committment or ability level, who would like to participate in the Rouge-Roubaix 100 on March 7th 2010 as well as events later in the Spring training calendar. This training progression includes all workouts, aims of each specific workout, and moderates all increases in volume and intensity at the perfect points in order to maximize training efficiency. This program is designed for both novice and experienced cyclists who may have time restrictions due to personal and professional agendas but are looking for a structured approach to their Spring preparation.

This is a training plan that will provide you with a solid foundation for a great racing experience. This is a very specific training plan for the 20 weeks leading up to and including your race. Additionally you will find an extra week of recovery workouts for the week after your race.

This plan is perfect for the 1st time Half Ironman (70.3) competitor. This is also ideal for those who want to train by feel as heart rate and power tools are not utilized. This is very practical for those who have real lives - 1 day per week is always scheduled as an off day from training.

This plan is designed as a spring training program leading into the first race of the season for a intermediate (Cat 3/4) level road cyclist. This is a heart rate based program composed of high quality worked designed to make the most of an athletes’ time.

Each fundamental area of training is developed in a chronological order with a series of group training session strategically placed in order to fully develop the athletes’ abilities before the opening races of the season.

This target user is either a racer with some experience coming off an off-season transition or a racer coming off a full Cyclocross program looking to build form heading into late spring.

Designed by the UK’s most experienced Iron-distance coach and athlete, Steve Lumley (BTF L3 coach, MSc) for competitive age – group triathletes with limited time available, but looking to improve their 70.3 Distance race performance at the Buffalo Springs 70.3 race, or move up from competitive Standard Distance racing. This plan draws on Steve’s 21+ years experience of coaching and racing all triathlon distances

This plan covers the final 12 week specific preparation phase of training. Training plan volume is between 8 and 13.5 hours per week.

As an added bonus, purchase of this program includes email access to Steve for any questions that you may have about this plan or your training.

Please visit us on the web at www.steve.lumley.com or email Steve at: tricoach.lum@gmail.com

“You are an Ironman!” When you cross the finish line and hear those words, you’ve accomplished something very special.

Especially designed for age group triathletes with full time jobs and other commitments, the single goal of this 10-week training plan is to set you up for YOUR Ironman 70.3 Buffalo Springs Lake SUCCESS on June 30, 2013.

Hand-crafted by USA Triathlon-certified coach and former pro triathlete David Glover, MS, CSCS this plan encapsulates his passion for the sport, dozens of Half and Full Ironman distance finishes (5 overall wins, 8:51 PR at Ironman distance) and his success coaching hundreds of triathletes.

Starting 10 weeks before your target race, this plan contains one base periods and one build period (14 hrs max per week) prior to peaking and tapering. Each week typically contains 3x swims, 3x bikes and 3x runs plus 1 BRICK run. During the plan, you will build up to: 3,000 yards (or meters) swimming, 3.5 hrs biking and 2 hrs running. Your weekly schedule includes optional time allocation for strength exercises and a designated off day (Monday). We recommend using a heart rate monitor in conjunction with perceived effort but you may use power as well.

Purchase of this plan includes the comprehensive 40+ page ENDURANCEWORKS Triathlon Training Guide, which explains how to use your training plan, and, as an added bonus, Build and Maintain: Strength Training for Triathletes.

Prior to using this plan, you should be able to complete the following workouts:

• Swim: 750 meters or yards continuously
• Bike: 2.5 hours continuously
• Run: 80 min continuously

Most importantly, purchase of this program includes complimentary email access to David Glover at any time for questions that you may have about this plan.

Questions? Please visit us on the web at enduranceworks.net or email David directly at: david@enduranceworks.net.

“You are an Ironman!” When you cross the finish line and hear those words, you’ve accomplished something very special.

Especially designed for age group triathletes with full time jobs and other commitments, the single goal of this 14-week training plan is to set you up for YOUR Ironman 70.3 Buffalo Springs Lake SUCCESS on June 30, 2013.

Hand-crafted by USA Triathlon-certified coach and former pro triathlete David Glover, MS, CSCS this plan encapsulates his passion for the sport, dozens of Half and Full Ironman distance finishes (5 overall wins, 8:51 PR at Ironman distance) and his success coaching hundreds of triathletes.

Starting 14 weeks before your target race, this plan contains three base periods and one build period (14 hrs max per week) prior to peaking and tapering. Each week typically contains 3x swims, 3x bikes and 3x runs plus 1 BRICK run. During the plan, you will build up to: 3,000 yards (or meters) swimming, 3.5 hrs biking and 2 hrs running. Your weekly schedule includes optional time allocation for strength exercises and a designated off day (Monday). We recommend using a heart rate monitor in conjunction with perceived effort but you may use power as well.

Purchase of this plan includes the comprehensive 40+ page ENDURANCEWORKS Triathlon Training Guide, which explains how to use your training plan, and, as an added bonus, Build and Maintain: Strength Training for Triathletes.

Prior to using this plan, you should be able to complete the following workouts:

• Swim: 500 meters or yards continuously
• Bike: 1.5 hours continuously
• Run: 60 min continuously

Most importantly, purchase of this program includes complimentary email access to David Glover at any time for questions that you may have about this plan.

Questions? Please visit us on the web at enduranceworks.net or email David directly at: david@enduranceworks.net.

“You are an Ironman!” When you cross the finish line and hear those words, you’ve accomplished something very special.

Especially designed for age group triathletes with full time jobs and other commitments, the single goal of this 18-week training plan is to set you up for YOUR Ironman 70.3 Buffalo Springs Lake SUCCESS on June 30, 2013.

Hand-crafted by USA Triathlon-certified coach and former pro triathlete David Glover, MS, CSCS this plan encapsulates his passion for the sport, dozens of Half and Full Ironman distance finishes (5 overall wins, 8:51 PR at Ironman distance) and his success coaching hundreds of triathletes.

Starting 18 weeks before your target race, this plan contains three base periods and one build period (14 hrs max per week) prior to peaking and tapering. Each week typically contains 3x swims, 3x bikes and 3x runs plus 1 BRICK run. During the plan, you will build up to: 3,000 yards (or meters) swimming, 3.5 hrs biking and 2 hrs running. Your weekly schedule includes optional time allocation for strength exercises and a designated off day (Monday). We recommend using a heart rate monitor in conjunction with perceived effort but you may use power as well.

Purchase of this plan includes the comprehensive 40+ page ENDURANCEWORKS Triathlon Training Guide, which explains how to use your training plan, and, as an added bonus, Build and Maintain: Strength Training for Triathletes.

Prior to using this plan, you should be able to complete the following workouts:

• Swim: 500 meters or yards continuously
• Bike: 1.5 hours continuously
• Run: 60 min continuously

Most importantly, purchase of this program includes complimentary email access to David Glover at any time for questions that you may have about this plan.

Questions? Please visit us on the web at enduranceworks.net or email David directly at: david@enduranceworks.net.

“You are an Ironman!” When you cross the finish line and hear those words, you’ve accomplished something very special.

Especially designed for age group triathletes with full time jobs and other commitments, the single goal of this 24-week training plan is to set you up for YOUR Ironman 70.3 Buffalo Springs Lake SUCCESS on June 30, 2013.

Hand-crafted by USA Triathlon-certified coach and former pro triathlete David Glover, MS, CSCS this plan encapsulates his passion for the sport, dozens of Half and Full Ironman distance finishes (5 overall wins, 8:51 PR at Ironman distance) and his success coaching hundreds of triathletes.

Starting 24 weeks before your target race, this plan begins with a 6-week prep period (5-7 hrs) then progresses through three base periods and one build period (14 hrs max per week) prior to peaking and tapering. Following the prep period, each week typically contains 3x swims, 3x bikes and 3x runs plus 1 BRICK run. During the plan, you will build up to: 3,000 yards (or meters) swimming, 3.5 hrs biking and 2 hrs running. Your weekly schedule includes optional time allocation for strength exercises and a designated off day (Monday). We recommend using a heart rate monitor in conjunction with perceived effort but you may use power as well.

Purchase of this plan includes the comprehensive 40+ page ENDURANCEWORKS Triathlon Training Guide, which explains how to use your training plan, and, as an added bonus, Build and Maintain: Strength Training for Triathletes.

Prior to using this plan, you should be able to complete the following workouts:

• Swim: 500 meters or yards continuously
• Bike: 1.5 hours continuously
• Run: 45 min continuously

Most importantly, purchase of this program includes complimentary email access to David Glover at any time for questions that you may have about this plan.

Questions? Please visit us on the web at enduranceworks.net or email David directly at: david@enduranceworks.net.

This is a training plan that will provide you with a solid foundation for a great racing experience. This is a very specific training plan for the 20 weeks leading up to and including your race. Additionally you will find an extra week of recovery workouts for the week after your race.

This plan is perfect for the 1st time Half Ironman (70.3) competitor. This is also ideal for those who want to train by feel as heart rate and power tools are not utilized. This is very practical for those who have real lives - 1 day per week is always scheduled as an off day from training.

This master's spring plan is built for athlete's age 50 and older. It takes into account that as we age, our bodies need more rest. This plan goes on a build:rest cycle of 2 weeks building, 1 week resting. This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 150 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 150watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This master's spring plan is built for athlete's age 50 and older. It takes into account that as we age, our bodies need more rest. This plan goes on a build:rest cycle of 2 weeks building, 1 week resting. This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 170 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 170watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This master's spring plan is built for athlete's age 50 and older. It takes into account that as we age, our bodies need more rest. This plan goes on a build:rest cycle of 2 weeks building, 1 week resting. This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 190 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 190watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This master's spring plan is built for athlete's age 50 and older. It takes into account that as we age, our bodies need more rest. This plan goes on a build:rest cycle of 2 weeks building, 1 week resting. This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 200 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 200watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This master's spring plan is built for athlete's age 50 and older. It takes into account that as we age, our bodies need more rest. This plan goes on a build:rest cycle of 2 weeks building, 1 week resting. This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 230 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 230watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This master's spring plan is built for athlete's age 50 and older. It takes into account that as we age, our bodies need more rest. This plan goes on a build:rest cycle of 2 weeks building, 1 week resting. This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 250 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 250watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This master's spring plan is built for athlete's age 50 and older. It takes into account that as we age, our bodies need more rest. This plan goes on a build:rest cycle of 2 weeks building, 1 week resting. This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 270 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 270watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This master's spring plan is built for athlete's age 50 and older. It takes into account that as we age, our bodies need more rest. This plan goes on a build:rest cycle of 2 weeks building, 1 week resting. This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 290 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 290watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This master's spring plan is built for athlete's age 50 and older. It takes into account that as we age, our bodies need more rest. This plan goes on a build:rest cycle of 2 weeks building, 1 week resting. This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 300 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 300watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This master's spring plan is built for athlete's age 50 and older. It takes into account that as we age, our bodies need more rest. This plan goes on a build:rest cycle of 2 weeks building, 1 week resting. This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 320 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 320watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 2 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This master's spring plan is built for athlete's age 50 and older. It takes into account that as we age, our bodies need more rest. This plan goes on a build:rest cycle of 2 weeks building, 1 week resting. This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 340 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 340watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 2 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This master's spring plan is built for athlete's age 50 and older. It takes into account that as we age, our bodies need more rest. This plan goes on a build:rest cycle of 2 weeks building, 1 week resting. This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 360 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 360watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 2 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This plan has been designed and constructed by Sport Scientist and Performance Coach Matty Graham of Exponential Performance Coaching and provides a step by step guide to physically prepare beginner – intermediate athletes for the 10 hour race.
This training plan is designed so you get the best results for the time you invest into your training. The 8 week periodised training plan will guide you day to day while you prepare for the Spring Challenge so you can train and recover effectively to get the results you deserve. Information on training and racing nutrition will help you fuel your body for the challenges of this demanding sport, while guidance on your skill development will insure you have all of the right boxes ticked for race day. Leave no stone unturned in your preparation.
-An 8 week progressive periodised plan designed specifically for the Spring Challenge 10 hour adventure race
-Detailed daily training sessions to develop specific fitness and skills for Spring Challenge 10 hour adventure race
-Guidelines to plan your training and racing nutrition
-Stretching guidelines
-Video of different gym training example sessions
-Tips on developing critical race skills you will need to develop

This plan has been designed and constructed by Sport Scientist and Performance Coach Matty Graham of Exponential Performance Coaching and provides a step by step guide to physically prepare beginner – intermediate athletes for the 3 hour race.

This training plan is designed so you get the best results for the time you invest into your training. The 8 week periodised training plan will guide you day to day while you prepare for the Spring Challenge so you can train and recover effectively to get the results you deserve. Information on training and racing nutrition will help you fuel your body for the challenges of this demanding sport, while guidance on your skill development will insure you have all of the right boxes ticked for race day. Leave no stone unturned in your preparation.
-An 8 week progressive periodised plan designed specifically for the Spring Challenge 3 hour adventure race
-Detailed daily training sessions to develop specific fitness and skills for Spring Challenge 3 hour adventure race
-Guidelines to plan your training and racing nutrition
-Stretching guidelines
-Video of different gym training example sessions
-Tips on developing critical race skills you will need to develop

This plan has been designed and constructed by Sport Scientist and Performance Coach Matty Graham of Exponential Performance Coaching and provides a step by step guide to physically prepare beginner – intermediate athletes for the 6 hour race.

This training plan is designed so you get the best results for the time you invest into your training. The 8 week periodised training plan will guide you day to day while you prepare for the Spring Challenge so you can train and recover effectively to get the results you deserve. Information on training and racing nutrition will help you fuel your body for the challenges of this demanding sport, while guidance on your skill development will insure you have all of the right boxes ticked for race day. Leave no stone unturned in your preparation.
-An 8 week progressive periodised plan designed specifically for the Spring Challenge 6 hour adventure race
-Detailed daily training sessions to develop specific fitness and skills for Spring Challenge 6 hour adventure race
-Guidelines to plan your training and racing nutrition
-Stretching guidelines
-Video of different gym training example sessions
-Tips on developing critical race skills you will need to develop

These plans were designed to specifically work with your Computrainer!
Each day you have a workout, you will also receive a .ERG file, in which you will load into your Computrainer and then your Computrainer will do all adjustments of the wattage load to create the perfect workout! You will need to use the Computrainer Coaching Software (Computrainer CS) in order to upload the .ERG file. Detailed descriptions are included to show you each step on how to upload an .ERG file and then do the workout.

This plan is a comprehensive 12 week Spring training plan for the cyclist, triathlete or Mt. Biker that uses a Computrainer and has a Threshold of 150watts. You can train from 10-15 hours a week and have been riding at least a year. This plan can be started anytime during the spring. I have placed options on the weekends, so that if you are racing on the weekends, then I have planned for you to be fresh and strong. If you are not racing, then you have the option of a hard training weekend.

Most cycling workouts are designed to be done on the Computrainer, but include the full description of the workout, so they could easily be adaptable to outside if you live in a warm climate during the spring. There is a SPRINT workout that you will have to do outside, as it’s impossible to get in a high quality sprint workout on an indoor trainer.
The weekends are made to be ridden outside as well, however, there are a few key workouts made with .ERG files on the weekend.

Your plan starts out by getting right to work with Lactate Threshold and Vo2 max work. You’ll start doing sprints the following week and working on your anaerobic capacity.

Each cycling workout has a specific focus to it, so don't worry about having to 'drone' along on the trainer for hours at a time. These indoor workouts are specific, challenging and will make the time go by quickly. Farther into the plan, you’ll be doing more specific race prep intervals to maintain your sharp fitness ‘edge’.

This specific Computrainer winter plan is an incredible value at $99.95, and includes hours and hours of specific work designed to make your spring 2006 season your best! If you want to take it to the next level this spring 2006 season and you have a Computrainer, than this is the plan for you!

**To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying articles above in or to review the testing protocols and definitions.**

These plans were designed to specifically work with your Computrainer!
Each day you have a workout, you will also receive a .ERG file, in which you will load into your Computrainer and then your Computrainer will do all adjustments of the wattage load to create the perfect workout! You will need to use the Computrainer Coaching Software (Computrainer CS) in order to upload the .ERG file. Detailed descriptions are included to show you each step on how to upload an .ERG file and then do the workout.

This plan is a comprehensive 12 week Spring training plan for the cyclist, triathlete or Mt. Biker that uses a Computrainer and has a Threshold of 175watts. You can train from 10-15 hours a week and have been riding at least a year. This plan can be started anytime during the spring. I have placed options on the weekends, so that if you are racing on the weekends, then I have planned for you to be fresh and strong. If you are not racing, then you have the option of a hard training weekend.

Most cycling workouts are designed to be done on the Computrainer, but include the full description of the workout, so they could easily be adaptable to outside if you live in a warm climate during the spring. There is a SPRINT workout that you will have to do outside, as it’s impossible to get in a high quality sprint workout on an indoor trainer.
The weekends are made to be ridden outside as well, however, there are a few key workouts made with .ERG files on the weekend.

Your plan starts out by getting right to work with Lactate Threshold and Vo2 max work. You’ll start doing sprints the following week and working on your anaerobic capacity.

Each cycling workout has a specific focus to it, so don't worry about having to 'drone' along on the trainer for hours at a time. These indoor workouts are specific, challenging and will make the time go by quickly. Farther into the plan, you’ll be doing more specific race prep intervals to maintain your sharp fitness ‘edge’.

This specific Computrainer winter plan is an incredible value at $99.95, and includes hours and hours of specific work designed to make your spring 2006 season your best! If you want to take it to the next level this spring 2006 season and you have a Computrainer, than this is the plan for you!

**To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying articles above in or to review the testing protocols and definitions.**

These plans were designed to specifically work with your Computrainer!
Each day you have a workout, you will also receive a .ERG file, in which you will load into your Computrainer and then your Computrainer will do all adjustments of the wattage load to create the perfect workout! You will need to use the Computrainer Coaching Software (Computrainer CS) in order to upload the .ERG file. Detailed descriptions are included to show you each step on how to upload an .ERG file and then do the workout.

This plan is a comprehensive 12 week Spring training plan for the cyclist, triathlete or Mt. Biker that uses a Computrainer and has a Threshold of 200watts. You can train from 10-15 hours a week and have been riding at least a year. This plan can be started anytime during the spring. I have placed options on the weekends, so that if you are racing on the weekends, then I have planned for you to be fresh and strong. If you are not racing, then you have the option of a hard training weekend.

Most cycling workouts are designed to be done on the Computrainer, but include the full description of the workout, so they could easily be adaptable to outside if you live in a warm climate during the spring. There is a SPRINT workout that you will have to do outside, as it’s impossible to get in a high quality sprint workout on an indoor trainer.
The weekends are made to be ridden outside as well, however, there are a few key workouts made with .ERG files on the weekend.

Your plan starts out by getting right to work with Lactate Threshold and Vo2 max work. You’ll start doing sprints the following week and working on your anaerobic capacity.

Each cycling workout has a specific focus to it, so don't worry about having to 'drone' along on the trainer for hours at a time. These indoor workouts are specific, challenging and will make the time go by quickly. Farther into the plan, you’ll be doing more specific race prep intervals to maintain your sharp fitness ‘edge’.

This specific Computrainer winter plan is an incredible value at $99.95, and includes hours and hours of specific work designed to make your spring 2006 season your best! If you want to take it to the next level this spring 2006 season and you have a Computrainer, than this is the plan for you!

**To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying articles above in or to review the testing protocols and definitions.**

These plans were designed to specifically work with your Computrainer!
Each day you have a workout, you will also receive a .ERG file, in which you will load into your Computrainer and then your Computrainer will do all adjustments of the wattage load to create the perfect workout! You will need to use the Computrainer Coaching Software (Computrainer CS) in order to upload the .ERG file. Detailed descriptions are included to show you each step on how to upload an .ERG file and then do the workout.

This plan is a comprehensive 12 week Spring training plan for the cyclist, triathlete or Mt. Biker that uses a Computrainer and has a Threshold of 225watts. You can train from 10-15 hours a week and have been riding at least a year. This plan can be started anytime during the spring. I have placed options on the weekends, so that if you are racing on the weekends, then I have planned for you to be fresh and strong. If you are not racing, then you have the option of a hard training weekend.

Most cycling workouts are designed to be done on the Computrainer, but include the full description of the workout, so they could easily be adaptable to outside if you live in a warm climate during the spring. There is a SPRINT workout that you will have to do outside, as it’s impossible to get in a high quality sprint workout on an indoor trainer.
The weekends are made to be ridden outside as well, however, there are a few key workouts made with .ERG files on the weekend.

Your plan starts out by getting right to work with Lactate Threshold and Vo2 max work. You’ll start doing sprints the following week and working on your anaerobic capacity.

Each cycling workout has a specific focus to it, so don't worry about having to 'drone' along on the trainer for hours at a time. These indoor workouts are specific, challenging and will make the time go by quickly. Farther into the plan, you’ll be doing more specific race prep intervals to maintain your sharp fitness ‘edge’.

This specific Computrainer winter plan is an incredible value at $99.95, and includes hours and hours of specific work designed to make your spring 2006 season your best! If you want to take it to the next level this spring 2006 season and you have a Computrainer, than this is the plan for you!

**To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying articles above in or to review the testing protocols and definitions.**

These plans were designed to specifically work with your Computrainer!
Each day you have a workout, you will also receive a .ERG file, in which you will load into your Computrainer and then your Computrainer will do all adjustments of the wattage load to create the perfect workout! You will need to use the Computrainer Coaching Software (Computrainer CS) in order to upload the .ERG file. Detailed descriptions are included to show you each step on how to upload an .ERG file and then do the workout.

This plan is a comprehensive 12 week Spring training plan for the cyclist, triathlete or Mt. Biker that uses a Computrainer and has a Threshold of 250watts. You can train from 10-15 hours a week and have been riding at least a year. This plan can be started anytime during the spring. I have placed options on the weekends, so that if you are racing on the weekends, then I have planned for you to be fresh and strong. If you are not racing, then you have the option of a hard training weekend.

Most cycling workouts are designed to be done on the Computrainer, but include the full description of the workout, so they could easily be adaptable to outside if you live in a warm climate during the spring. There is a SPRINT workout that you will have to do outside, as it’s impossible to get in a high quality sprint workout on an indoor trainer.
The weekends are made to be ridden outside as well, however, there are a few key workouts made with .ERG files on the weekend.

Your plan starts out by getting right to work with Lactate Threshold and Vo2 max work. You’ll start doing sprints the following week and working on your anaerobic capacity.

Each cycling workout has a specific focus to it, so don't worry about having to 'drone' along on the trainer for hours at a time. These indoor workouts are specific, challenging and will make the time go by quickly. Farther into the plan, you’ll be doing more specific race prep intervals to maintain your sharp fitness ‘edge’.

This specific Computrainer winter plan is an incredible value at $99.95, and includes hours and hours of specific work designed to make your spring 2006 season your best! If you want to take it to the next level this spring 2006 season and you have a Computrainer, than this is the plan for you!

**To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying articles above in or to review the testing protocols and definitions.**

These plans were designed to specifically work with your Computrainer!
Each day you have a workout, you will also receive a .ERG file, in which you will load into your Computrainer and then your Computrainer will do all adjustments of the wattage load to create the perfect workout! You will need to use the Computrainer Coaching Software (Computrainer CS) in order to upload the .ERG file. Detailed descriptions are included to show you each step on how to upload an .ERG file and then do the workout.

This plan is a comprehensive 12 week Spring training plan for the cyclist, triathlete or Mt. Biker that uses a Computrainer and has a Threshold of 275watts. You can train from 10-15 hours a week and have been riding at least a year. This plan can be started anytime during the spring. I have placed options on the weekends, so that if you are racing on the weekends, then I have planned for you to be fresh and strong. If you are not racing, then you have the option of a hard training weekend.

Most cycling workouts are designed to be done on the Computrainer, but include the full description of the workout, so they could easily be adaptable to outside if you live in a warm climate during the spring. There is a SPRINT workout that you will have to do outside, as it’s impossible to get in a high quality sprint workout on an indoor trainer.
The weekends are made to be ridden outside as well, however, there are a few key workouts made with .ERG files on the weekend.

Your plan starts out by getting right to work with Lactate Threshold and Vo2 max work. You’ll start doing sprints the following week and working on your anaerobic capacity.

Each cycling workout has a specific focus to it, so don't worry about having to 'drone' along on the trainer for hours at a time. These indoor workouts are specific, challenging and will make the time go by quickly. Farther into the plan, you’ll be doing more specific race prep intervals to maintain your sharp fitness ‘edge’.

This specific Computrainer winter plan is an incredible value at $99.95, and includes hours and hours of specific work designed to make your spring 2006 season your best! If you want to take it to the next level this spring 2006 season and you have a Computrainer, than this is the plan for you!

**To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying articles above in or to review the testing protocols and definitions.**

These plans were designed to specifically work with your Computrainer!
Each day you have a workout, you will also receive a .ERG file, in which you will load into your Computrainer and then your Computrainer will do all adjustments of the wattage load to create the perfect workout! You will need to use the Computrainer Coaching Software (Computrainer CS) in order to upload the .ERG file. Detailed descriptions are included to show you each step on how to upload an .ERG file and then do the workout.

This plan is a comprehensive 12 week Spring training plan for the cyclist, triathlete or Mt. Biker that uses a Computrainer and has a Threshold of 300watts. You can train from 10-15 hours a week and have been riding at least a year. This plan can be started anytime during the spring. I have placed options on the weekends, so that if you are racing on the weekends, then I have planned for you to be fresh and strong. If you are not racing, then you have the option of a hard training weekend.

Most cycling workouts are designed to be done on the Computrainer, but include the full description of the workout, so they could easily be adaptable to outside if you live in a warm climate during the spring. There is a SPRINT workout that you will have to do outside, as it’s impossible to get in a high quality sprint workout on an indoor trainer.
The weekends are made to be ridden outside as well, however, there are a few key workouts made with .ERG files on the weekend.

Your plan starts out by getting right to work with Lactate Threshold and Vo2 max work. You’ll start doing sprints the following week and working on your anaerobic capacity.

Each cycling workout has a specific focus to it, so don't worry about having to 'drone' along on the trainer for hours at a time. These indoor workouts are specific, challenging and will make the time go by quickly. Farther into the plan, you’ll be doing more specific race prep intervals to maintain your sharp fitness ‘edge’.

This specific Computrainer winter plan is an incredible value at $99.95, and includes hours and hours of specific work designed to make your spring 2006 season your best! If you want to take it to the next level this spring 2006 season and you have a Computrainer, than this is the plan for you!

**To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying articles above in or to review the testing protocols and definitions.**

These plans were designed to specifically work with your Computrainer!
Each day you have a workout, you will also receive a .ERG file, in which you will load into your Computrainer and then your Computrainer will do all adjustments of the wattage load to create the perfect workout! You will need to use the Computrainer Coaching Software (Computrainer CS) in order to upload the .ERG file. Detailed descriptions are included to show you each step on how to upload an .ERG file and then do the workout.

This plan is a comprehensive 12 week Spring training plan for the cyclist, triathlete or Mt. Biker that uses a Computrainer and has a Threshold of 325watts. You can train from 10-15 hours a week and have been riding at least a year. This plan can be started anytime during the spring. I have placed options on the weekends, so that if you are racing on the weekends, then I have planned for you to be fresh and strong. If you are not racing, then you have the option of a hard training weekend.

Most cycling workouts are designed to be done on the Computrainer, but include the full description of the workout, so they could easily be adaptable to outside if you live in a warm climate during the spring. There is a SPRINT workout that you will have to do outside, as it’s impossible to get in a high quality sprint workout on an indoor trainer.
The weekends are made to be ridden outside as well, however, there are a few key workouts made with .ERG files on the weekend.

Your plan starts out by getting right to work with Lactate Threshold and Vo2 max work. You’ll start doing sprints the following week and working on your anaerobic capacity.

Each cycling workout has a specific focus to it, so don't worry about having to 'drone' along on the trainer for hours at a time. These indoor workouts are specific, challenging and will make the time go by quickly. Farther into the plan, you’ll be doing more specific race prep intervals to maintain your sharp fitness ‘edge’.

This specific Computrainer winter plan is an incredible value at $99.95, and includes hours and hours of specific work designed to make your spring 2006 season your best! If you want to take it to the next level this spring 2006 season and you have a Computrainer, than this is the plan for you!

**To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying articles above in or to review the testing protocols and definitions.**

These plans were designed to specifically work with your Computrainer!
Each day you have a workout, you will also receive a .ERG file, in which you will load into your Computrainer and then your Computrainer will do all adjustments of the wattage load to create the perfect workout! You will need to use the Computrainer Coaching Software (Computrainer CS) in order to upload the .ERG file. Detailed descriptions are included to show you each step on how to upload an .ERG file and then do the workout.

This plan is a comprehensive 12 week Spring training plan for the cyclist, triathlete or Mt. Biker that uses a Computrainer and has a Threshold of 350watts. You can train from 10-15 hours a week and have been riding at least a year. This plan can be started anytime during the spring. I have placed options on the weekends, so that if you are racing on the weekends, then I have planned for you to be fresh and strong. If you are not racing, then you have the option of a hard training weekend.

Most cycling workouts are designed to be done on the Computrainer, but include the full description of the workout, so they could easily be adaptable to outside if you live in a warm climate during the spring. There is a SPRINT workout that you will have to do outside, as it’s impossible to get in a high quality sprint workout on an indoor trainer.
The weekends are made to be ridden outside as well, however, there are a few key workouts made with .ERG files on the weekend.

Your plan starts out by getting right to work with Lactate Threshold and Vo2 max work. You’ll start doing sprints the following week and working on your anaerobic capacity.

Each cycling workout has a specific focus to it, so don't worry about having to 'drone' along on the trainer for hours at a time. These indoor workouts are specific, challenging and will make the time go by quickly. Farther into the plan, you’ll be doing more specific race prep intervals to maintain your sharp fitness ‘edge’.

This specific Computrainer winter plan is an incredible value at $99.95, and includes hours and hours of specific work designed to make your spring 2006 season your best! If you want to take it to the next level this spring 2006 season and you have a Computrainer, than this is the plan for you!

**To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying articles above in or to review the testing protocols and definitions.**

These plans were designed to specifically work with your Computrainer!
Each day you have a workout, you will also receive a .ERG file, in which you will load into your Computrainer and then your Computrainer will do all adjustments of the wattage load to create the perfect workout! You will need to use the Computrainer Coaching Software (Computrainer CS) in order to upload the .ERG file. Detailed descriptions are included to show you each step on how to upload an .ERG file and then do the workout.

This plan is a comprehensive 12 week Spring training plan for the cyclist, triathlete or Mt. Biker that uses a Computrainer and has a Threshold of 375watts. You can train from 10-15 hours a week and have been riding at least a year. This plan can be started anytime during the spring. I have placed options on the weekends, so that if you are racing on the weekends, then I have planned for you to be fresh and strong. If you are not racing, then you have the option of a hard training weekend.

Most cycling workouts are designed to be done on the Computrainer, but include the full description of the workout, so they could easily be adaptable to outside if you live in a warm climate during the spring. There is a SPRINT workout that you will have to do outside, as it’s impossible to get in a high quality sprint workout on an indoor trainer.
The weekends are made to be ridden outside as well, however, there are a few key workouts made with .ERG files on the weekend.

Your plan starts out by getting right to work with Lactate Threshold and Vo2 max work. You’ll start doing sprints the following week and working on your anaerobic capacity.

Each cycling workout has a specific focus to it, so don't worry about having to 'drone' along on the trainer for hours at a time. These indoor workouts are specific, challenging and will make the time go by quickly. Farther into the plan, you’ll be doing more specific race prep intervals to maintain your sharp fitness ‘edge’.

This specific Computrainer winter plan is an incredible value at $99.95, and includes hours and hours of specific work designed to make your spring 2006 season your best! If you want to take it to the next level this spring 2006 season and you have a Computrainer, than this is the plan for you!

**To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying articles above in or to review the testing protocols and definitions.**

This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 200 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 200watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 290 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 290watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 150 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 150watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 170 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 170watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 190 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 190watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 230 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 230watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 250 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 250watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 270 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 270watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 300 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 300watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 3 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 320 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 320watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 2 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 340 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 340watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 2 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.

This 12-week plan is for a cyclist or triathlete that has a power meter and a threshold wattage of about 360 watts. The athlete can train from 12 to 18 hours a week and has been seriously cycling for at least two-three years, and is excited about really getting faster and improving their racing category. This plan is specifically made for Spring training and has options for racing on the weekends or group rides. This could be a good plan for any racer with a 360watts threshold ranging from masters racers to strong Category 2 racers and above. This cyclist can put in between 2-5 hours on one of your weekend days. Your goal is to increase your threshold wattage and also be ready to ride or race strong on the weekends. Before beginning you should be able to complete a 100 mile ride and you would like to be able to finish strong in upcoming race in the near future. You are currently riding your bike from 5-7x per week, but lack direction, and exactly how to best use your power meter. You would like to use your power meter to base your training on and also get a real focus to help you make it to the next level. To get the most out of this plan, it's important that you go through the testing protocols first, in order to make sure of your threshold wattage. Please read the accompanying documents in order to review the testing protocols.